Movies you might/might not want to see.
Friendo 9 comments
Here's Friendo latest and long anticipated list of hot upcoming movies. Once again, not necessarily in any order. Twenty five trailers of movies I'll bet you haven't seen. The names of the films are links to that film at the Internet Movie Database. (imdb.com) The trailers are under each title. Some are foreign. This is not the limit of my list, but only a very few of what I think may be good. Check em our, and let me know what you think.
Biutiful (2010) A man in free fall.
Looks like possibly the best thing we will see this year, or next.
FROM MEXICO WITH LOVE (2009) Some dreams are worth fighting for.
Yet another great Mexican film.
The Road (2009) A post-apocalyptic tale of a man and his son.
Totally awsome, takes a moment for the trailer to load.
Never Let Me Go (2010)
The Greatest (2009)
Some big actors in smaller, more realistic roles.
THE COVE (2009) Shallow Water. Deep Secret.
Shocking truths in the style of Inconvient Truth.
127 HOURS (2010) Every Second Counts
A mountain climber becomes trapped under a boulder while canyoneering alone near Moab, Utah and resorts to desperate measures in order to survive.
THE GARDEN OF EDEN (2008) Based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway.
Winters Bone (2010) Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes
This one I have seen, and it is awsome.
Hereafter (2010) Clint eastwood's latest
When we get near the probable end of our lives,we start looking at what it's all about.
The Debt (2010) Deal with it.
Rabbit Hole (2010) Love will get you through.
I love Nicole Kidman
Unknown (2011)
Liam Neeson; is there anyone who does not like him?
Fair Game (2010)
Sean Penn and Naomi Watts...how bad can it be?
Skyline (2010) Don't look up...It could be bad.
I'm a sucker for a good dark Sci-Fi. O.K. I threw this one in...I can always be hopeful.
White Material (2009)
This just looks really intense.
The King's Speech (2010)
King George VI of Britain,and his speech therapist.
My Dog Tulip (2010) Sometimes love really is a bitch.
Black Swan (2010) A veteran ballerina and her rival.
Natalie Portman, Winona Ryder, and Vincent Cassel
Boy A (2007) Who Decides Who Gets A Second Chance?
I saw this, and it's excellent.
A Boy Called Dad (2009) All he ever wanted was a dad. Instead,he got a son...
Like Dandelion Dust (2009) Sometimes the greatest love is letting go.
Looks pretty intense.
Barney's Version (2010)
Welcome to the Rileys (2010)
Looks absolutly fantastic. I love James Gandolfini.
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer (2006)
Different and quite interesting. I have seen this one.
And the list goes on.. There is an endless list of film I would like to see, and I forget them as fast as I hear about them. Think of the time you have watched T.V. Over the past ten years...That is the same time I have been watching movies. Hey Rusty lime readers...This took a lot of work, please feel free to comment.
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...in response to this comment by Henk V. Swift one there Henk...
I was gonna' suggest that you go read my review on Inception:
https://rustylime.com/show_article.php?id=4351
but I see that you have already done your damage there as well. I was going to suggest that you save whatever gigglebytes you had left, and just watch the trailer. It's far better than the entire movie, and a lot shorter. You won't need any popcorn, and I recommend 300mg Bismuth Subsalicylate for other ailments. Insect repellent packs are also available for those in need.
Thanks for stopping by,
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I highly recommend watching Let The Right One In (2008) with the original English subs, not the revised ones for the American release. I'm looking forward to seeing the American film based on the book Let Me In (2010) but as far as I'm concerned the 2008 film presents the book wonderfully.
...in response to this comment by Joshua Kehn. Joshua..Thanks for your comment.
I will have to disagree on this one, I just dont get the Worldwide facination with Vampire stuff. This is not a film I would ever watch. But that's just me personally.
Thanks for your comment,
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SacDuck
Thursday 25th November 2010 | 01:46 AMMovies.. Haven't watched one since - 2001 a Space Odyssey. DVDs on the other hand I can't remember the names but there have been a few. One I've watched several times, even while sober! Wes White's Triumph 650 Rebuild DVD is informative and has lead to my third complete restoration. I highly recommend it.
...in response to this comment by SacDuck. WOW..I've had a 650, and a Bonniville America, and a Norton 850. Love the British Bikes. Thanks for stopping by.
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Sacduck
Tuesday 7th December 2010 | 10:14 AMThree British 2 bonnevilles, 68 and 69 plus a 650 AJS!
Henk V
Tuesday 7th December 2010 | 12:38 PMIts a pity I saw the movies that I did on the weekend... Stripping down bikes sounds endlessly more entertaining than shutter island, the book of Eli and Clash of the titans..
david
Tuesday 11th January 2011 | 09:10 PMwould be nice if you add some words to your article as of why we should/shouldnt see these movies
Henk V
Monday 15th November 2010 | 10:15 AMwhen it comes to watching movies (or the odd tv show) I tend to forget them very quickly. Theres a reason for that, I don't wear the pants around here and the viewing is selected for me!
Two upcoming movies have been selected for me.
a recent movie (inception) was selected for a movie view. Seeing every man and his dog raved about it, I was suspicious and will download for morning coffee in the future.
Nothing worse than having a movie ruin a good bucket of pop corn and the few beers snuck into the theatre.
Vis a vis...Harry Potter, honestly, how can you turn pop corn into diahorrea in 2 hours?